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  • W000278896  Lincoln WTT2 18 EB Water-Cooled TIG Torch with 5 Pin Plug, 4m
  • W000278896  Lincoln WTT2 18 EB Water-Cooled TIG Torch with 5 Pin Plug, 4m
  • W000278896  Lincoln WTT2 18 EB Water-Cooled TIG Torch with 5 Pin Plug, 4m
  • W000278896  Lincoln WTT2 18 EB Water-Cooled TIG Torch with 5 Pin Plug, 4m
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Lincoln WTT2 18 EB Water-Cooled TIG Torch with 5 Pin Plug, 4m
W000278896

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Lincoln WTT2 TIG Torches

Lincoln introduces the WTT2 range, the latest of their standard TIG torch line. These models were designed to provide better performances for welders of every kind. The WTT2 series can become suitable solutions for various welding applications in many different workshops. The WTT2 range is available in air-cooled and water-cooled versions.

The modernised design combined with the high-quality components create one of the best welding process efficiency and the welder's comfort. These torches are built and manufactured according to high standards, built with the welder's needs in mind. Their expendables are compatible and made to fit with international standard models.

Customers will be able to witness the following benefits;

  • High reliability of welding applications
  • Easy usage of pivoting handle
  • High flexible cable, designed for the tightest of workspaces
  • Versatility and manoeuvrability
  • Excellent grip for welding comfort

Product Details

Torch specifications

  • Model: WTT2 18
  • Version: Water-cooled
  • Duty cycle at 40°C - 100%: 320A
  • Duty cycle at 40°C - 60%: 350A
  • Back cap: Long
  • Nozzle: Ø 16mm
  • Electrode: Ø 3.2mm
  • Length of cable: 4m
  • Handle: EB
  • Connection: C5B

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Lincoln TIG Torches FAQs

Air-cooled, water-cooled, flexible-neck and gas-valve TIG torches with control plugs, and how to choose, connect and look after them.

What happens if I weld above my torch's rating?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Running a torch above its rated current reduces the duty cycle it can sustain, so it overheats sooner, and the margin can disappear quickly.

An overloaded air-cooled torch gets hot in the handle and at the head, which is uncomfortable and wears the consumables, seals and cable faster. If you regularly need more than the rating, step up to a higher-rated torch, or a water-cooled one, rather than pushing a smaller torch harder. Take breaks to let it cool if you are close to its limit.

What extra equipment does a water-cooled TIG torch need?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

A water-cooled torch needs a cooling unit (a radiator and pump) that circulates coolant through the torch head and back along the cable. An air-cooled torch does not need this.

The cooler has to be compatible with the torch and the power source, with the coolant hoses connected the right way round. Many cooling units can switch the machine off, or stop it welding, if the coolant flow stops, but check what yours does. Your machine and cooler manuals will tell you how to connect them and what coolant to use.

What should I check on a water-cooled torch before welding?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

Before striking an arc, turn on the cooler, check the hoses are tight, then look for leaks while the coolant is circulating. Also look over the torch, cable, hoses and connectors for damage, and check the coolant level and that nothing is blocking the radiator.

A leak is an electric shock risk as well as a cooling problem, so do not weld with a leaking torch or hose. Replace suspect parts. Water-cooled torches should be inspected often, and blockages or leaks can lead to overheating, torch damage and burns.

Is it safe to change the tungsten or gas cup with the machine switched on?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

No. Switch off the power source before changing the tungsten electrode or the gas cup, because pressing the torch switch by accident could start the arc. On machines with high-frequency start that also means a high-voltage pulse, which can give a shock if your body forms part of the circuit.

Use dry, undamaged gloves and insulating footwear and keep clear of the work. A torch that has been repaired with insulating tape should be replaced, not used. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and your own risk assessment.

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